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[cstu]

Wheelchair.

Yesterday lost another $400 so only up $200 for the weekend.

Went to Marquee last night and we got botltle service again. Last thing I remember is buying an Asian Taylor Swift a shot of Jameson at the bar after talking/dancing with her for an hour (she's from Nor Ca and we exchanged numbersl). After that we bought another handle of Grey Goose in addition to the first handle and 750ml patron so I was taking shots from there. Then my friend and I got kicked out at 130 for being to drunk (got to Marquee at 10).

I'm at the airport and still feeling buzzed. I need to stop drinking. I mean it was fun as ####, but disappointed I got so drunk I had to get wheelchaired from the taxi to the hotel room. FML.

No shots for me. I really can't control myself.

Who the #### is paying for this bottle service? If I read your post correctly, that's 3 bottles at marquee, which should run around $1200. Minimum. You might want to add math to things you struggle with.

And please provide an example of an asain Taylor swift. I can't wrap my head around that.

$3400 was our tab between 7 guys.Just think of Taylor Swift with jet black hair and a short hair cut. ####in gorgeous. Too bad I got too drunk to seal the deal.

You gotta be ####### kidding me.

 

[No. 16]

This thread worth reading?

Only if want to start ragging on a dumped asian male nurse alcoholic burnout waiting on a DUI charge. Lotta worthwhile stuff goin on in here.

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I wish I was. I really wish I was.

 

[No. 16]

I hate flying Virgin.

I'm stuck between 2 heffers in Main Cabin Select.

There's a few hot chicks but with this pre-selected seating I have no chance.

Southwest is the way to go.

Obviously not for hot chicks.

???Pretty much every Vegas flight has hot chicks on any airline I've flown.

 

[cstu]

I hate flying Virgin.

I'm stuck between 2 heffers in Main Cabin Select.

There's a few hot chicks but with this pre-selected seating I have no chance.

Southwest is the way to go.

Obviously not for hot chicks.

???Pretty much every Vegas flight has hot chicks on any airline I've flown.

I doubt they like creepy guys stalking them down using Southwest's open seating.

 

[No. 16]

Check.

Damn sitting at the airport waiting for my brother to pick me up. Lots of time to think.

Just so crazy how 2 months ago I was the happiest guy you could meet and now it's all a show. Life.

I need to take control again. Alcohol is a problem. Can't deny it any longer. Holy crap I drank a lot. Even after a nap on the plane still a bit buzzed. Not as much as earlier but it's there.

Your feeling guily because your hungover and feel like ###. Tommorow morning when you wake feeling normal this whole alcohol is a problem thing will go away or at least feel less important.

I'm not an alcoholic yet, but I feel bad because I can't control myself when I do drink at this time in my life. I did great Friday, but last night I completely failed. I know people get drunk in Vegas all the time, but I've never been kicked out and taken to my room in a wheelchair.

 

[Sea Duck]

I'm not an alcoholic yet, but I feel bad because I can't control myself when I do drink

Symptoms Of Alcoholism- Are not able to control drinking -- being unable to stop or reduce alcohol intake

Some others on the list you might recognize:

- Continue to drink, even when health, work, or family are being harmed

- Become hostile when asked about drinking

- Make excuses to drink

- Memory lapses after heavy drinking

 

[ShaqAttaq]

clearly 16 has issues with booze, but calling him an alcoholic is probably premature.

 

[simmonjm]

clearly 16 has issues with booze, but calling him an alcoholic is probably premature.

He likely fits into the alcohol abuser category and not alcohol dependent

 

[GreatLakesMike]

This thread worth reading?

Only if want to start ragging on a dumped asian male nurse alcoholic burnout waiting on a DUI charge. Lotta worthwhile stuff goin on in here.

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Please, just stick to the 78 "look at me" threads that you've started and leave this thread alone.

 

[Otis]

This thread worth reading?

Only if want to start ragging on a dumped asian male nurse alcoholic burnout waiting on a DUI charge. Lotta worthwhile stuff goin on in here.

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Please, just stick to the 78 "look at me" threads that you've started and leave this thread alone.

Who are you again?

 

[GreatLakesMike]

clearly 16 has issues with booze, but calling him an alcoholic is probably premature.

He likely fits into the alcohol abuser category and not alcohol dependent

Obviously, no one can tell without knowing him, but I think it's safe to say that 16 can go two directions from this point; take a step back and get things under control, or keep hitting the sauce.16, the reason why I quit drinking hard liquor was because about once a year, I'd wake up and not remember the last part of the night. I'd ask my friends, and every time, they'd tell me that I was a ball and had nothing to worry about. I don't like not being in control, so I quit drinking hard liquor. Thing is, I'm not an alcoholic. Growing up in an Irish family, booze have been and always will be around, so yeah, I was worried for a long time. I've settled in the older I get and the micros are a good for me. The older I get, the less I drink. It seems like you have a good family/friend structure so listen to them. If they have the concerned look, or if they tell you that 16 is not the 16 we know when you drink, then fix things. Getting sloshed a few times is not a sign of an alcoholic if you recognize it and make adjustments. My Grandma (dead, thank God... horrible woman), Uncle (dead also, and did things that are unmentionable), and cousin were all alcoholics. In my experience, an alcoholic can't drink and be responsible, period. Thank God that my cousin finally realized that. I have no clue if you're an alcoholic.Take a step back man. As a kid, you had to have hobbies, activities, etc. that you enjoyed. Start working those back into your life and go from there. Sorry for the soap box. And to be clear, I'm drinking a beer right now.

 

[Otis]

clearly 16 has issues with booze, but calling him an alcoholic is probably premature.

He likely fits into the alcohol abuser category and not alcohol dependent

Obviously, no one can tell without knowing him, but I think it's safe to say that 16 can go two directions from this point; take a step back and get things under control, or keep hitting the sauce.16, the reason why I quit drinking hard liquor was because about once a year, I'd wake up and not remember the last part of the night. I'd ask my friends, and every time, they'd tell me that I was a ball and had nothing to worry about. I don't like not being in control, so I quit drinking hard liquor. Thing is, I'm not an alcoholic. Growing up in an Irish family, booze have been and always will be around, so yeah, I was worried for a long time. I've settled in the older I get and the micros are a good for me. The older I get, the less I drink. It seems like you have a good family/friend structure so listen to them. If they have the concerned look, or if they tell you that 16 is not the 16 we know when you drink, then fix things. Getting sloshed a few times is not a sign of an alcoholic if you recognize it and make adjustments. My Grandma (dead, thank God... horrible woman), Uncle (dead also, and did things that are unmentionable), and cousin were all alcoholics. In my experience, an alcoholic can't drink and be responsible, period. Thank God that my cousin finally realized that. I have no clue if you're an alcoholic.Take a step back man. As a kid, you had to have hobbies, activities, etc. that you enjoyed. Start working those back into your life and go from there. Sorry for the soap box. And to be clear, I'm drinking a beer right now.

Yeah, listen to this guy. He's a blast. He got drunk a few times and had a hazy memory and so had to stop drinking. I'm 35 and have a kid and I got blackout drunk last week. It happens. It doesn't mean you're an alcoholic or have a problem. Get out there, get craphoused, run up a big bar tab, and enjoy your youth.

 

[GreatLakesMike]

clearly 16 has issues with booze, but calling him an alcoholic is probably premature.

He likely fits into the alcohol abuser category and not alcohol dependent

Obviously, no one can tell without knowing him, but I think it's safe to say that 16 can go two directions from this point; take a step back and get things under control, or keep hitting the sauce.16, the reason why I quit drinking hard liquor was because about once a year, I'd wake up and not remember the last part of the night. I'd ask my friends, and every time, they'd tell me that I was a ball and had nothing to worry about. I don't like not being in control, so I quit drinking hard liquor. Thing is, I'm not an alcoholic. Growing up in an Irish family, booze have been and always will be around, so yeah, I was worried for a long time. I've settled in the older I get and the micros are a good for me. The older I get, the less I drink.

It seems like you have a good family/friend structure so listen to them. If they have the concerned look, or if they tell you that 16 is not the 16 we know when you drink, then fix things. Getting sloshed a few times is not a sign of an alcoholic if you recognize it and make adjustments. My Grandma (dead, thank God... horrible woman), Uncle (dead also, and did things that are unmentionable), and cousin were all alcoholics. In my experience, an alcoholic can't drink and be responsible, period. Thank God that my cousin finally realized that. I have no clue if you're an alcoholic.

Take a step back man. As a kid, you had to have hobbies, activities, etc. that you enjoyed. Start working those back into your life and go from there.

Sorry for the soap box. And to be clear, I'm drinking a beer right now.

Yeah, listen to this guy. He's a blast. He got drunk a few times and had a hazy memory and so had to stop drinking. I'm 35 and have a kid and I got blackout drunk last week. It happens. It doesn't mean you're an alcoholic or have a problem. Get out there, get craphoused, run up a big bar tab, and enjoy your youth.

Not even close to what I said. Congratulations on having a kid. You're a lucky guy.

 

[No. 16]

clearly 16 has issues with booze, but calling him an alcoholic is probably premature.

He likely fits into the alcohol abuser category and not alcohol dependent

Obviously, no one can tell without knowing him, but I think it's safe to say that 16 can go two directions from this point; take a step back and get things under control, or keep hitting the sauce.16, the reason why I quit drinking hard liquor was because about once a year, I'd wake up and not remember the last part of the night. I'd ask my friends, and every time, they'd tell me that I was a ball and had nothing to worry about. I don't like not being in control, so I quit drinking hard liquor. Thing is, I'm not an alcoholic. Growing up in an Irish family, booze have been and always will be around, so yeah, I was worried for a long time. I've settled in the older I get and the micros are a good for me. The older I get, the less I drink. It seems like you have a good family/friend structure so listen to them. If they have the concerned look, or if they tell you that 16 is not the 16 we know when you drink, then fix things. Getting sloshed a few times is not a sign of an alcoholic if you recognize it and make adjustments. My Grandma (dead, thank God... horrible woman), Uncle (dead also, and did things that are unmentionable), and cousin were all alcoholics. In my experience, an alcoholic can't drink and be responsible, period. Thank God that my cousin finally realized that. I have no clue if you're an alcoholic.Take a step back man. As a kid, you had to have hobbies, activities, etc. that you enjoyed. Start working those back into your life and go from there. Sorry for the soap box. And to be clear, I'm drinking a beer right now.

Yeah, listen to this guy. He's a blast. He got drunk a few times and had a hazy memory and so had to stop drinking. I'm 35 and have a kid and I got blackout drunk last week. It happens. It doesn't mean you're an alcoholic or have a problem. Get out there, get craphoused, run up a big bar tab, and enjoy your youth.

Thanks GLM.Otis, I've gotten black out drunk many times in my life before, but since my GF broke up with me my drinking has become more frequent and more irresponsible. I wish it were the case of me just getting crazy once in a while, but now I have a DUI and can't stop myself from drinking too much. Need to make a change before it gets worse. I mean I had fun last night, but I would have had a lot more fun if I remembered it and could control myself.

 

[GreatLakesMike]

clearly 16 has issues with booze, but calling him an alcoholic is probably premature.

He likely fits into the alcohol abuser category and not alcohol dependent

Obviously, no one can tell without knowing him, but I think it's safe to say that 16 can go two directions from this point; take a step back and get things under control, or keep hitting the sauce.16, the reason why I quit drinking hard liquor was because about once a year, I'd wake up and not remember the last part of the night. I'd ask my friends, and every time, they'd tell me that I was a ball and had nothing to worry about. I don't like not being in control, so I quit drinking hard liquor. Thing is, I'm not an alcoholic. Growing up in an Irish family, booze have been and always will be around, so yeah, I was worried for a long time. I've settled in the older I get and the micros are a good for me. The older I get, the less I drink. It seems like you have a good family/friend structure so listen to them. If they have the concerned look, or if they tell you that 16 is not the 16 we know when you drink, then fix things. Getting sloshed a few times is not a sign of an alcoholic if you recognize it and make adjustments. My Grandma (dead, thank God... horrible woman), Uncle (dead also, and did things that are unmentionable), and cousin were all alcoholics. In my experience, an alcoholic can't drink and be responsible, period. Thank God that my cousin finally realized that. I have no clue if you're an alcoholic.Take a step back man. As a kid, you had to have hobbies, activities, etc. that you enjoyed. Start working those back into your life and go from there. Sorry for the soap box. And to be clear, I'm drinking a beer right now.

Yeah, listen to this guy. He's a blast. He got drunk a few times and had a hazy memory and so had to stop drinking. I'm 35 and have a kid and I got blackout drunk last week. It happens. It doesn't mean you're an alcoholic or have a problem. Get out there, get craphoused, run up a big bar tab, and enjoy your youth.

Thanks GLM.Otis, I've gotten black out drunk many times in my life before, but since my GF broke up with me my drinking has become more frequent and more irresponsible. I wish it were the case of me just getting crazy once in a while, but now I have a DUI and can't stop myself from drinking too much. Need to make a change before it gets worse. I mean I had fun last night, but I would have had a lot more fun if I remembered it and could control myself.

Good luck man. You're going through what many of us have went through... Don't freak out, just handle things and have a good life. Easier said than done, but if you can go through college and earn a solid degree and be successful at this young of an age, then you're certainly more than capable of having a good life.

 

[Dragons]

clearly 16 has issues with booze, but calling him an alcoholic is probably premature.

He likely fits into the alcohol abuser category and not alcohol dependent

Obviously, no one can tell without knowing him, but I think it's safe to say that 16 can go two directions from this point; take a step back and get things under control, or keep hitting the sauce.16, the reason why I quit drinking hard liquor was because about once a year, I'd wake up and not remember the last part of the night. I'd ask my friends, and every time, they'd tell me that I was a ball and had nothing to worry about. I don't like not being in control, so I quit drinking hard liquor. Thing is, I'm not an alcoholic. Growing up in an Irish family, booze have been and always will be around, so yeah, I was worried for a long time. I've settled in the older I get and the micros are a good for me. The older I get, the less I drink. It seems like you have a good family/friend structure so listen to them. If they have the concerned look, or if they tell you that 16 is not the 16 we know when you drink, then fix things. Getting sloshed a few times is not a sign of an alcoholic if you recognize it and make adjustments. My Grandma (dead, thank God... horrible woman), Uncle (dead also, and did things that are unmentionable), and cousin were all alcoholics. In my experience, an alcoholic can't drink and be responsible, period. Thank God that my cousin finally realized that. I have no clue if you're an alcoholic.Take a step back man. As a kid, you had to have hobbies, activities, etc. that you enjoyed. Start working those back into your life and go from there. Sorry for the soap box. And to be clear, I'm drinking a beer right now.

Yeah, listen to this guy. He's a blast. He got drunk a few times and had a hazy memory and so had to stop drinking. I'm 35 and have a kid and I got blackout drunk last week. It happens. It doesn't mean you're an alcoholic or have a problem. Get out there, get craphoused, run up a big bar tab, and enjoy your youth.

Did you get a DUI less than a week before getting blackout drunk?

 

[shadyridr]

yeah theres definitely signs of alcoholism here. ignoring them is not a good idea

 

[urbanhack]

Where do we go from here?

 

[No. 16]

Where do we go from here?

Wish I knew.

 

[Maude]

Where do we go from here?

Wish I knew.

Jail?

 

[DA RAIDERS]

Y'all need to lighten up. No 16 is aware of what's going on. Dude is still a kid, just got kicked to the curb by his chick and has made a couple of mistakes. His candidness is refreshing. We'll see if he straightens his #### out, but my money's on the kid.

 

[DA RAIDERS]

Where do we go from here?

Wish I knew.

Jail?

Been there. Try and keep up.

 

[GreatLakesMike]

Y'all need to lighten up. No 16 is aware of what's going on. Dude is still a kid, just got kicked to the curb by his chick and has made a couple of mistakes. His candidness is refreshing. We'll see if he straightens his #### out, but my money's on the kid.

Same here. Like I said, sorry to bring out the soap box, but watched a cousin who I consider a brother go down a similar path.

 

[Otis]

Lots of melodrama in here. Kid is fine.

Kid, heartache sucks. Get over it. This broad was nothing that special. You'll look back one day and laugh. In the meantime, go out and have some fun and meet some other girls.

 

[Otis]

Oh, and don't drink and drive, #######. You'll kill someone.

 

[gianmarco]

Where do we go from here?

Wish I knew.

Fatherhood still a distinct possibility. Or syphilis. This Choose Your Own Adventure still has lots of ways to go.

 

[No. 16]

Where do we go from here?

Wish I knew.

Fatherhood still a distinct possibility. Or syphilis. This Choose Your Own Adventure still has lots of ways to go.

 

[Dr. Awesome]

It's Vegas, you idiot. What the hell did you think was going to happen? Honestly, how dumb do you have to be to go to Las Vegas and think "hey, this is going to be a good place to limit myself with booze!" The entire area encourages drinking. They give you booze when you gamble. Bottle service is easy to come by. They sell drinks in the street. You can walk the strip with open containers. And you're a small guy. The town is known as Sin City.

He might or might not have a problem, but going to the party capitol of America and getting drunk isn't exactly a shocking result. Good luck with everything and lay off the booze for a bit but I think it's entirely too early to start throwing around terms like "alcoholism" or "alcohol dependent". You drank 4-5 days straight after a heartbreaking breakup. You were really stupid and got a dui. Then you went to Las Vegas and got drunk. Really, aside from the dui this is not the type of behavior that should make anyone want to throw you in a 12 step program. The dui is a terrible event but I think there are likely a quite a few of us on here that will admit there have been times in our lives where a dui could have happened.

 

[Dragons]

It's Vegas, you idiot. What the hell did you think was going to happen? Honestly, how dumb do you have to be to go to Las Vegas and think "hey, this is going to be a good place to limit myself with booze!" The entire area encourages drinking. They give you booze when you gamble. Bottle service is easy to come by. They sell drinks in the street. You can walk the strip with open containers. And you're a small guy. The town is known as Sin City. He might or might not have a problem, but going to the party capitol of America and getting drunk isn't exactly a shocking result. Good luck with everything and lay off the booze for a bit but I think it's entirely too early to start throwing around terms like "alcoholism" or "alcohol dependent". You drank 4-5 days straight after a heartbreaking breakup. You were really stupid and got a dui. Then you went to Las Vegas and got drunk. Really, aside from the dui this is not the type of behavior that should make anyone want to throw you in a 12 step program. The dui is a terrible event but I think there are likely a quite a few of us on here that will admit there have been times in our lives where a dui could have happened.

Yes, but that's a really big aside. If an actual DUI isn't enough of a wake-up call to lay off the booze, I don't know what is. That he rationalized Vegas as a last weekend of fun before getting serious about his life reminds me of the chicks in High School who picked graduation day as the day to stop smoking. If you're actually serious about turning a new page, why not immediately?He absolutely could have carried out the fun of being freshly single again, hitting bars, nailing chicks, etc. He still can. But the DUI should be a huge wake-up call to do it without the booze. Had he not made the bad decision to drive drunk, we could have all lived vicariously through him. But now with the DUI, #### got all serious. Or at least it should have.

 

[tommyGunZ]

I agree 100% with Otis - lots of overreacting going on. 16 is fine. Drop the drinking and driving and there's no problem.

 

[STEADYMOBBIN 22]

I agree 100% with Otis - lots of overreacting going on. 16 is fine. Drop the drinking and driving and there's no problem.

 

[glumpy]

Where do we go from here?

Wish I knew.

Fatherhood still a distinct possibility. Or syphilis. This Choose Your Own Adventure still has lots of ways to go.

Hope the crazy is done for you. Look at where you are right now and plan forward. Don't give up fun--just contain it.Don't drink and drive. Your goal with the DUI is to not let it affect your career. Might be costly but should be ok here.Don't give up the sechs--just contain it. Do your partners a favor and protect. You don't want to rush into kids anyway. Ten years, last I heard.Find yourself a good GP. That's always the starting point and it's tough these days because everybody wants to be a specialist. Should be an annual visit at minimum.

 

[IvanKaramazov]

I agree 100% with Otis - lots of overreacting going on. 16 is fine. Drop the drinking and driving and there's no problem.

I'm tempted to agree, but I'm not No. 16. If he thinks that he's still reeling from his breakup and is turning to booze in an unhealthy attempt to cope, who am I to argue?

 

[Evilgrin 72]

clearly 16 has issues with booze, but calling him an alcoholic is probably premature.

He likely fits into the alcohol abuser category and not alcohol dependent

I've been kicked out of bars at 7 PM for being too drunk, and I'm not an alcoholic.

 

[Keerock]

clearly 16 has issues with booze, but calling him an alcoholic is probably premature.

He likely fits into the alcohol abuser category and not alcohol dependent

I've been kicked out of bars at 7 PM for being too drunk, and I'm not an alcoholic.

Says the guy who started the "Help me drink 2 gallons of beer in one sitting" thread

 

[Raiderfan32904]

All of this could have been avoided if 16 had just porked a 4 or 5 chick that outwieghed him the first week after the breakup. This advice was gold. Bad sechs >>>> drunken binges acting the fool for asian taylor swifts. Cheaper too.

 

[pyite76]

Lots of melodrama in here. Kid is fine.Kid, heartache sucks. Get over it. This broad was nothing that special. You'll look back one day and laugh. In the meantime, go out and have some fun and meet some other girls.

Oh, and don't drink and drive, #######. You'll kill someone.

Seriously this ain't rocket science. I'd also add "don't get blackout drunk" anymore to the list of not drinking and driving.You got your heartbroken, big deal. Join the club, cuz everyone has had it happen. Strong people stay in control and realize when they don't like the person they see when they look in the mirror. Do some positive things. Work out. Get in shape. Take up a hobby. Join something. Meet people and talk to them when you are sober too. I'm not saying quit boozing altogether, but seriously, limit it to one night a week. It's OK to booze and bang coke whorez, but do so while being in control. Don't take the condom off or get behind the wheel ya moron. Leave the condom on, and take a cab. It's pretty simple. You're being irresponsible, and the quicker you make the changes, the less problems you'll have. It's as simple as that.Or, you could just keep up with this lost puppy dog attitude and wait for some more bad crap to happen. Digging yourself a deeper hole could work too. Eventually.

 

[Evilgrin 72]

clearly 16 has issues with booze, but calling him an alcoholic is probably premature.

He likely fits into the alcohol abuser category and not alcohol dependent

I've been kicked out of bars at 7 PM for being too drunk, and I'm not an alcoholic.

Says the guy who started the "Help me drink 2 gallons of beer in one sitting" thread

Precisely. If I was an alcoholic, I wouldn't need help.

 

[Hipple Long Ware & Peete]

If this is your first offense I recommend NOT getting a lawyer. It will be a complete waste of money.

This is provided you were cooperative with the feds.

horrible advice. most attorneys worth their salt offer a free consultation and will give you an honest assessment of whether or not you have 'winnable' issues in your favor. Be wary of the type that just scare the ### out of you and then intend to plea you down. In a dui that is often a waste of money.** I am a DUI attorney in GA. I know from research/national grapevine of an extremely good and proficient DUI atty in CA. But I bet he charges big bucks too. I would recommend going to him and seeing what his assessment is of your case first. Admittedly you will prolly have sticker shock when he quotes you a price, but at least he will alert you if you have a shot. Plus when you go to guys after that you will already have a baseline of what he discussed with you.

Laurence Taylor is his name IIRC he's out of socal though. Ask his office for a local attorney they'd recommend if the travel is too much. Then do the same thing with who they recommend.

http://www.duiblog.com/

here is his web page. good DUI defense resource at the least for education on dui defense. i've posted many of his blog links over the years here.

 

[Rick James]

If this is your first offense I recommend NOT getting a lawyer. It will be a complete waste of money.

This is provided you were cooperative with the feds.

horrible advice. most attorneys worth their salt offer a free consultation and will give you an honest assessment of whether or not you have 'winnable' issues in your favor. Be wary of the type that just scare the ### out of you and then intend to plea you down. In a dui that is often a waste of money.** I am a DUI attorney in GA. I know from research/national grapevine of an extremely good and proficient DUI atty in CA. But I bet he charges big bucks too. I would recommend going to him and seeing what his assessment is of your case first. Admittedly you will prolly have sticker shock when he quotes you a price, but at least he will alert you if you have a shot. Plus when you go to guys after that you will already have a baseline of what he discussed with you.

Laurence Taylor is his name IIRC he's out of socal though. Ask his office for a local attorney they'd recommend if the travel is too much. Then do the same thing with who they recommend.

http://www.duiblog.com/

here is his web page. good DUI defense resource at the least for education on dui defense. i've posted many of his blog links over the years here.

Are you George Stein?

 

[Zow]

This thread worth reading?

if just for the free legal input

 

[No. 16]

So I had dinner last night with my best friend and his GF (the ex's roommate) and after spending a weekend with my ex and the personal trainer my best friend's GF is dumbfounded why she left me. She says the dude is a loser and my ex pays for everything. Thinks she's crazy.

Felt good hearing that. I didn't solicit the info. I just asked how their weekends were since I was in Vegas and that what she told me. So two of my ex closest allies (her cousin and her roommate) hate the dude. Also, she STILL hasn't told her parents we broke up.

Starting to realize again how crazy she was when we first met and how much I put up with.

 

[Maude]

So I had dinner last night with my best friend and his GF (the ex's roommate) and after spending a weekend with my ex and the personal trainer my best friend's GF is dumbfounded why she left me. She says the dude is a loser and my ex pays for everything. Thinks she's crazy.Felt good hearing that. I didn't solicit the info. I just asked how their weekends were since I was in Vegas and that what she told me. So two of my ex closest allies (her cousin and her roommate) hate the dude. Also, she STILL hasn't told her parents we broke up. Starting to realize again how crazy she was when we first met and how much I put up with.

Maybe the personal trainer is just really good in the sack.

 

[IvanKaramazov]

So I had dinner last night with my best friend and his GF (the ex's roommate) and after spending a weekend with my ex and the personal trainer my best friend's GF is dumbfounded why she left me. She says the dude is a loser and my ex pays for everything. Thinks she's crazy.Felt good hearing that. I didn't solicit the info. I just asked how their weekends were since I was in Vegas and that what she told me. So two of my ex closest allies (her cousin and her roommate) hate the dude. Also, she STILL hasn't told her parents we broke up. Starting to realize again how crazy she was when we first met and how much I put up with.

Maybe the personal trainer is just really good in the sack.

I love this place.

 

[identikit]

If this is your first offense I recommend NOT getting a lawyer. It will be a complete waste of money. This is provided you were cooperative with the feds.

Laurence Taylor is his name IIRC he's out of socal though.

So there is life after football.

 

[jamny]

So I had dinner last night with my best friend and his GF (the ex's roommate) and after spending a weekend with my ex and the personal trainer my best friend's GF is dumbfounded why she left me. She says the dude is a loser and my ex pays for everything. Thinks she's crazy.Felt good hearing that. I didn't solicit the info. I just asked how their weekends were since I was in Vegas and that what she told me. So two of my ex closest allies (her cousin and her roommate) hate the dude. Also, she STILL hasn't told her parents we broke up. Starting to realize again how crazy she was when we first met and how much I put up with.

Maybe the personal trainer is just really good in the sack.

I love this place.

 

[No. 16]

So I had dinner last night with my best friend and his GF (the ex's roommate) and after spending a weekend with my ex and the personal trainer my best friend's GF is dumbfounded why she left me. She says the dude is a loser and my ex pays for everything. Thinks she's crazy.Felt good hearing that. I didn't solicit the info. I just asked how their weekends were since I was in Vegas and that what she told me. So two of my ex closest allies (her cousin and her roommate) hate the dude. Also, she STILL hasn't told her parents we broke up. Starting to realize again how crazy she was when we first met and how much I put up with.

Maybe the personal trainer is just really good in the sack.

More power to him. Not like she was the greatest ever on her end. She couldn't even deep throat. When we first met she was a freak and I could do whatever I wanted, but then once she locked me down that changed. Supposedly, the personal trainer is a devout Christian who is "saving" himself. Wonder how many times he's used that line.

 

[Nick Vermeil]

 

[Maude]

So I had dinner last night with my best friend and his GF (the ex's roommate) and after spending a weekend with my ex and the personal trainer my best friend's GF is dumbfounded why she left me. She says the dude is a loser and my ex pays for everything. Thinks she's crazy.

Felt good hearing that. I didn't solicit the info. I just asked how their weekends were since I was in Vegas and that what she told me. So two of my ex closest allies (her cousin and her roommate) hate the dude. Also, she STILL hasn't told her parents we broke up.

Starting to realize again how crazy she was when we first met and how much I put up with.

Maybe the personal trainer is just really good in the sack.

More power to him. Not like she was the greatest ever on her end. She couldn't even deep throat. When we first met she was a freak and I could do whatever I wanted, but then once she locked me down that changed. Supposedly, the personal trainer is a devout Christian who is "saving" himself. Wonder how many times he's used that line.

I've found that this is what most women want from a guy.

 

[Gr00vus]

When we first met she was a freak and I could do whatever I wanted, but then once she locked me down that changed.

Welcome to all long term relationships. Except of course all the FBGs with lingerie model wives who are always down for the freaky deaky. But out in the real world, I think this is the way things go most of the time. And that's before kids.